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I'm running Mailman on a server behind a DSL line, and the DSL provider doesn't allow access to port 80. So I need to run the web part of Mailman on another port. I can access all of the pages fine (ie, apache is set up correctly), BUT
all of the links, in the Mailman pages as well as the e-mails that Mailman generates, refer to the server name _without_ the non-standard port.
Right now, mailman generates links like http://lists.server.com/mailman/listinfo/.... and I need http://lists.server.com:8080/mailman/listinfo/....
Where would I look to make this change?
Thanks much,
Ian
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At 06:21 26/02/2003, Ian Marlier wrote:
I'm running Mailman on a server behind a DSL line, and the DSL provider doesn't allow access to port 80. So I need to run the web part of Mailman on another port. I can access all of the pages fine (ie, apache is set up correctly), BUT
all of the links, in the Mailman pages as well as the e-mails that Mailman generates, refer to the server name _without_ the non-standard port.
Right now, mailman generates links like http://lists.server.com/mailman/listinfo/.... and I need http://lists.server.com:8080/mailman/listinfo/....
Where would I look to make this change?
Thanks much,
Ian
Assuming you are use MM 2.1.1, you want to override the value of the MM configuration variable DEFAULT_URL_PATTERN.
Add the following line to your $prefix/Mailman/mm_cfg.py file
DEFAULT_URL_PATTERN = 'http://%s:8080/mailman/'
and then use $prefix/bin/fix_url.py to propagate the change to your existing lists.
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This depends on which version of Mailman you are running. Look in the archives for the answer or please post your version with your question.
On Wed, 2003-02-26 at 01:21, Ian Marlier wrote:
I'm running Mailman on a server behind a DSL line, and the DSL provider doesn't allow access to port 80. So I need to run the web part of Mailman on another port. I can access all of the pages fine (ie, apache is set up correctly), BUT
all of the links, in the Mailman pages as well as the e-mails that Mailman generates, refer to the server name _without_ the non-standard port.
Right now, mailman generates links like http://lists.server.com/mailman/listinfo/.... and I need http://lists.server.com:8080/mailman/listinfo/....
Where would I look to make this change?
Thanks much,
Ian
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